Karst channel type water inrush efficient-blocking ultra-high expansion grouting material and preparation and using methods and application thereof

ABSTRACT

A karst channel type water inrush efficient-blocking ultra-high expansion grouting material, preparation, methods and application thereof, the grouting material includes macromolecule polymer particles A and a cross-linking solidifying fluid B, wherein the macromolecule polymer particles A are an inlaid type core-shell structure, primary macromolecule water-absorbent resin serves as an inner core, part of a gelling catalyzer is attached to an the inner core surface forming a shell, and the gelling catalyzer permeates the inner core forming an inlaid structure; before use, the macromolecule polymer particle A and the cross-linking solidifying fluid B are stirred; and then obtained mixed liquid is used as the grouting material to be injected into a fracture of a rock mass fracture zone. By means of the grouting material, high-pressure large-flow karst water inrush can be efficiently treated, the blocking efficiency of water inrush is improved, and major underground engineering construction of China is further facilitated.

BACKGROUND Technical Field

The present invention belongs to the technical field of blockingmaterials of underground engineering and particularly relates to a karstchannel type water inrush efficient-blocking ultra-high expansiongrouting material and preparation and using methods and applicationthereof.

Related Art

Information of the Related Art part is merely disclosed to increase theunderstanding of the overall background of the present invention, but isnot necessarily regarded as acknowledging or suggesting, in any form,that the information constitutes the prior art known to a person ofordinary skill in the art.

Along with rapid development of the society, development of trafficengineering soars, the pace of the infrastructure construction isstepped up continuously, and projects such as railways, tunnels,highways and mines spring up increasingly. Especially, along withvigorous implementation of the 21^(st) century maritime silk road, theeastern coastal region of China is in great need for intercity andinter-provincial traffic construction. As of the end of 2018, over30,000 highway and railway tunnels have been built in China with thetotal mileage of over 35,000 km. Besides, tunnel lines of 5,289 km areunder construction and tunnel lines of over 28,000 km are underplanning. However, as the topography and landforms of China are complexand changeable, the construction usually passes through karst areas,unfavorable geological formations such as fractures, channels and karstcaves are highly developed, the hydraulic connection is smooth and thedisaster-causing risk is high, disasters caused by water inrush usuallyoccur during underground engineering construction. In a constructionperiod, water inrush, rock stratum instability collapse and otherdisasters form a great threat to the tunnel safety, causes considerableeconomic damage, engineering stagnation, environment destruction andeven casualties, and severely threatens the social stability andeconomic development.

The key problem of frequent disasters of water inrush during tunnelconstruction lies in that the occurrence mechanism of water inrushcollapse disasters of tunnels in the karst area is quite complicated,and the requirement for the disaster control technological level isextremely high. Although relevant scholars at home and abroad havedeveloped different grouting materials for different project problemsand proposed different treatment methods, the karst water-rich area hasthe features of high water replenishment, complex geological structure,powerful hydraulic connection, pressure state, large flow, high flowspeed, and the like, the current grouting materials and the treatmenttechnology system are lack of pertinence, effective blocking andreinforced treatment to avoid the disasters are hardly achieved, andconsequently the tunnel engineering construction and the engineeringoperation remain in a high risk state.

A prior patent (authorized publication number: CN 109535306 B) of thepresent invention provides an expansion macromolecule grouting materialfor high-pressure large-flow karst water inrush treatment and apreparation method. The grouting material includes an acrylic acidsolution, a cross-linking agent, an initiator, a surface cross-linkingagent and carrier fluid. The expansion macromolecule grouting materialhas the technical advantages of a swelling ratio up to 101 to 304 times,adjustable expansion rate, environmental protection, no pollution and anefficient blocking treatment effect on karst water inrush, andremarkably improves the treatment efficiency of water inrush of theunderground engineering. However, the inventor found in a further studythat the expansion macromolecule grouting material for water blockingdepends on that acrylic resin particles rapidly expand when meetingwater, rapidly grow in size and squeeze one another to form a blockingbody so as to achieve blocking of water inrush, but the patent clearlyindicates that the carrier fluid of the grouting material only has theeffect of carrying and conveying the acrylic resin particles and cannotreact with the particles, and to sum up, the carrier fluid does not havethe capacity of cross-linking and solidifying the acrylic resinparticles.

SUMMARY

In view of the problems in the prior art, in order to further improve ablocking effect of a grouting material on karst water inrush, thepresent invention provides a karst channel type water inrushefficient-blocking ultra-high expansion grouting material andpreparation and using methods and application thereof. Compositions andstructures of acrylic resin particles and carrier fluid (hereinafterreferred to as cross-linking solidifying fluid) are designed from theperspectives of a water-meeting swelling ratio, salt tolerance, agelling solidifying rate, a water inrush blocking property, and the likeby studying the relation between the structure and property of a highpolymer and applying the molecular structure design theory. By means ofthe grouting material provided by the present invention, high-pressurelarge-flow karst water inrush can be efficiently treated, the waterinrush blocking efficiency is improved, and major undergroundengineering construction of China is further facilitated.

A first objective of the present invention is to provide a preparationmethod of a karst channel type water inrush efficient-blockingultra-high expansion grouting material.

A second objective of the present invention is to provide an ultra-highexpansion grouting material prepared by the method.

A third objective of the present invention is to provide a using methodof the ultra-high expansion grouting material prepared by the method.

A fourth objective of the present invention is to provide application ofthe ultra-high expansion grouting material prepared by the preparationmethod.

To achieve the above objectives, specifically, the following technicalsolutions are disclosed in the present invention:

First, the present invention discloses a preparation method of a karstchannel type water inrush efficient-blocking ultra-high expansiongrouting material, including the following steps:

(1) adding a cross-linking agent into an acrylic acid solution, thenadding an active substance containing a hydrophilic group forpolymerization reaction to obtain a precursor; wherein the syntheticmethod is a static solution polymerization method and this method is toprepare a polymerizing monomer and additives such as the cross-linkingagent into a solution and place the solution at a certain temperaturefor reaction, the operation is simple, and the cost is low;

(2) adding an initiator into the precursor obtained in step (1), heatingfor reaction to obtain a colloidal polymer, and smashing and drying thecolloidal polymer to obtain primary macromolecule water-absorbent resinparticles; and

(3) uniformly spraying a gelling catalyzer onto the primarymacromolecule water-absorbent resin particles, then performing drying,thus forming a shell structure with gel formed by catalyzing across-linking solidifying fluid B on a surface of the gelling catalyzerthrough cross-linking, and making part of the gelling catalyzer permeateinto the primary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles to obtainmacromolecule polymer particles A of an inlaid type core-shellstructure, wherein

the gelling catalyzer is a composition of polyethylene glycol (PEG),4,4′-methylene bis(o-chloroaniline) (MOCA) and polyether polyol; and thecross-linking solidifying fluid B is a substance capable of reactingwith water.

Further, in step (1), a mass fraction of the acrylic acid solution is10% to 80%. A synthetic process of the macromolecule polymer particlesis free radical copolymerization reaction, and a large amount of heat isreleased during the reaction; as the increase of a monomerconcentration, a reaction rate is increased, the heat released duringthe reaction is more difficult to dissipate, consequently anautoacceleration effect of the reaction is more evident, themacromolecule polymer particles are prone to implosion in the syntheticprocess, polymer molecule chains become shorter, and consequently waterabsorbency of the macromolecule polymer particles is affected. When themonomer concentration is lower than 10%, polymerization for forming thegel is difficult. Moreover, the existence of excessive water-solublematter unfavorably affects the gel strength of the polymer particles,increases the production energy consumption, and thus the presentinvention makes a recommendation that the mass fraction of the acrylicacid solution is 10% to 80%.

It should be understood that the mass fraction of the acrylic acidsolution may be properly increased or decreased on the basis of theabove range according to actual conditions, such as 10.01%, 10.1%,80.01% or 80.1%, which still falls within the protection scope of thepresent invention. Besides, the adding amount of the subsequent othercomponents, raw materials, and the like, and process parameters and thelike may also be adjusted according to the actual conditions, which isnot repeated hereafter.

Further, in step (1), the active substance containing the hydrophilicgroup includes: any one or a mixture of several of starch, polyvinylalcohol, polyacrylamide, acrylamide, and the like or any one or amixture of several of solutions of the above components, such as astarch solution, and a polyvinyl alcohol solution. These raw materialsare rich in source, low in price and excellent in water absorbency.Likewise, cellulosic macromolecule water-absorbent resin serving as anactive substance containing hydrophilic groups mentioned in the priorpatent (authorized publication number: CN 109535306 B) of the presentinvention is not excluded, such as hydroxyethyl cellulose,methylcellulose or carboxymethylcellulose.

Further, in step (1), the cross-linking agent includes any one or acomposition of several of N,N-methylene bisacrylamide, divinyl benzene,isocyanate, dipentaerythritol hexaacrylate and pentaerythrityltetraethylhexanoate.

Further, in step (1), an adding ratio of the cross-linking agent is 0.3%to 2% of mass of the acrylic acid in step (1). Experiments show that thevariety and a cross-linking degree of the cross-linking agent have largeinfluence on a water absorbent rate of the macromolecule polymerparticles, as for the same type of cross-linking agent, as the increaseof the use amount of the cross-linking agent, the water absorbency ofthe macromolecule polymer particles is decreased instead, but the gelstrength is increased. From the perspective of improving the waterabsorbent rate of the macromolecule polymer particles, it is suggestedthat the cross-linking degree should be reduced as much as possible onthe premise of guaranteeing the synthesis of the macromolecule polymerparticles. Therefore, the use amount of the cross-linking agent iscontrolled to be 0.3% to 2% in the present invention.

Further, in step (2), the initiator is an inorganic peroxide initiator,such as sodium persulfate, potassium sodium persulfate, and ammoniumpersulfate. The initiator is generally a compound carrying a weak bondand being easy to break down into reactive species, also referred to asa free radical initiator, a type of compounds easy to break down intoprimary free radicals under heating.

Further, in step (2), the use amount, namely an adding ratio, of theinitiator is 0.1% to 0.7% of mass of the acrylic acid in step (1), atwhich an initiation reaction rate is appropriate.

In step (2), a temperature of the polymerization reaction is 65° C. to90° C., and the reaction time is 23 min to 119 min.

Further, in step (2), a drying condition is: aeration-drying at 100° C.to 200° C. for 20 min to 120 min. When a drying temperature is higherthan 200° C., the macromolecule polymer particles are instable, theobtained macromolecule polymer particles A are prone to yellowing, andwhen the drying temperature is too low, the required drying time is toolong, and the production efficiency is affected.

Further, in step (3), a mass ratio of the polyethylene glycol (PEG) tothe 4,4′-methylene bis(o-chloroaniline) MOCA to the polyether polyol inthe gelling catalyzer is (1-5):(1-5):(2-5).

Preferably, the gelling catalyzer is prepared into an aqueous solutionso as to be conveniently and uniformly sprayed onto the surfaces of theprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles.

Further, the gelling catalyzer is prepared into an aqueous solution witha mass fraction of 50% to 90%. If the mass fraction of the gellingcatalyzer solution is lower than 50%, the drying time is prolonged, andthe energy consumption is increased, and if the mass fraction of thegelling catalyzer solution is higher than 90%, the gelling catalyzerhardly permeate into a surface of each of the particles uniformly.

Further, in step (3), the use amount of the gelling catalyzer solutionaccounts for 1% to 10% of the total mass of the particles. The gellingcatalyzer acts to make the macromolecule polymer particles A absorbwater and expand so as to promote the reaction process of thecross-linking solidifying fluid B with water, accelerate the gellingreaction process and improve the water inrush blocking efficiency.

Second, the present invention provides another method for preparing theprecursor, differing from the foregoing preparation method in that:during preparation of the precursor in step (1), first, acrylic acid isincompletely neutralized with alkaline liquor to obtain anincompletely-neutralized solution containing the acrylic acid, and theincompletely-neutralized solution is mixed with a cross-linking agent,and then subjected to polymerization reaction with an active substancecontaining hydrophilic groups to obtain the precursor.

Further, the alkaline liquor may be slowly added into the acrylic acidsolution in an ice-water bath for neutralization.

Further, the neutralization degree of the incompletely-neutralizedsolution is controlled to be 60% to 90%. Tests show that when theneutralization degree is too low, the viscosity of gel formed by thereaction is too high, and thus the gel is hardly smashed for subsequentoperation. When the neutralization degree is too high, a concentrationof carboxylate in a system is too high, a reaction rate decreases, across-linking degree of a product is low, the water solubility isimproved, and consequently a water absorbent rate of the productdecreases.

The alkaline liquor includes any one or a mixture of several of sodiumhydroxide, calcium hydroxide and potassium hydroxide.

Further, a mass fraction of the alkaline liquor is controlled to be 10%to 60%, since too high concentration of the alkaline liquor will causethat the acrylic acid solution rapidly reacts with the alkaline liquor,a large amount of heat is released, the operation is not easy forproduction personnel, and the production efficiency is affected; and toolow concentration of the alkaline liquor will cause that the addingamount of alkaline liquor is too large, a formed colloidal polymer istoo high in a water content, thus being difficult to dry, and theproduction energy consumption is increased.

The neutralization degree refers to a degree of neutralization reaction,and in the present invention, part of the acrylic acid is neutralizedwith the alkaline liquor, e.g., 10% of acrylic acid monomers in theacrylic acid solution are neutralized, namely, the neutralization degreeis 10%. By changing the neutralization degree of the acrylic acid,ratios of two groups, —COOH and —COONa, different in hydrophilia inresin can be changed, and thus the water absorbency of the product isinfluenced. In terms of reaction kinetics, the activity of the acrylicacid is higher than that of sodium acrylate, if the neutralizationdegree is low and the acidity is high, the polymerization reaction isnot easy to control, many low-molecule polymers exist in the product,and the water absorbent rate is low; and when the neutralization degreeis too high, hydrogen bond cross-linking reaction occurs amongmolecules, a compact net-shaped structure is formed, and thus the waterabsorbent rate of the product decreases. Therefore, the presentinvention recommends that the neutralization degree of theincompletely-neutralized solution remains between 40% and 90%.

Third, the present invention discloses a preparation method of thecross-linking solidifying fluid B, including the following steps:

S1, dehydrating polyether polyol: uniformly mixing polyether polyol anda plasticizer, then performing dehydration under a vacuum heatingcondition, cooling after dehydration is completed to obtain dehydratedpolyether polyol and then putting the dehydrated polyether polyol in adry container and sealing for standby application.

S2, synthesizing a prepolymer: dropwise adding polyisocyanate into thedehydrated polyether polyol under a heating condition, then heating forpolymerization reaction, after reaching a reaction endpoint, cooling anddischarging, and storing an obtained prepolymer in an airtight and drycontainer.

S3, adding a diluent into the prepolymer, and uniformly stirring toobtain the cross-linking solidifying fluid B.

Further, in S1, the vacuum heating condition is that: dehydration isperformed at 110° C. to 120° C. and a vacuum degree of −0.08 MPa to 0.1MPa for 2.5 h to 4 h, and after dehydration is completed, cooling toreach 50° C. or below.

Further, in S1, the polyether polyol is low-molecular-weight hydrophilicpolyether with di-functionality or tri-functionality, such aspolypropylene oxide glycol N204, polyether polyol N220, polyether polyolN240, polyether polyol N310 and polyether polyol 505S. Thelow-molecular-weight hydrophilic polyether with di-functionality ortri-functionality has the advantages that the viscosity is low, thefluidity is good, and a finished product is good in tenacity and high inelasticity, not only has water resistance, but also has excellentelastic deformation which can greatly reduce the damage caused bydeformation during water resisting.

Further, in S1, the plasticizer includes any one or a mixture of severalof phthalate ester, terephthalate, isophthalate, and the like.

Further, in S1, an adding mass ratio of the polyether polyol to theplasticizer is (2.94-5.88):(1-2.05).

Further, in S2, the isocyanate is toluene diisocyanate (TDI) orpolymethylene polyphenyl polyisocyanate (PAPI) or methylene diphenyldiisocyanate (MDI) or combination thereof.

Further, in S2, the heating condition is heating to no more than 50° C.,controlling a temperature to be constant, completing dropwise addingwithin 30 min, and after dropwise adding is completed, uniformlystirring.

Further, in S2, a temperature for heating for the polymerizationreaction is 80° C. to 85° C. Optionally, the % content of —NCO ismeasured by sampling every 30 min till the content does not changebasically, i.e., the reaction endpoint is reached.

Further, the reaction endpoint is reached when the —NCO % is controlledto be 7% to 12%, and as the increase of the —NCO % content in a system,the viscosity decreases gradually, the gelling time is shorter and waterwrappage amount decreases. This is because as the increase of the —NCO %content, a content of a hard segment of the system increases, a contentof a soft segment decreases, corresponding hydrophilic groups arereduced, and then the water wrappage amount decreases. If the —NCO %content continues to increase to 12% or above, grout reacts with waterstrongly, a reaction rate is very high, consequently the cross-linkingsolidifying fluid B has already reacted to form gel before polymerparticles A have enough time to completely expand, and an expansionproperty of a material is reduced. Therefore, a formula preferred in thepresent invention is that the —NCO % content of the reaction system iscontrolled to be 7% to 12%.

Further, in S3, the diluent is acetone, preferably, an adding amount ofthe diluent is 15% to 35% of mass of the prepolymer, more preferably,25% to 35%. As the increase of the use amount of the acetone, theviscosity of the grout obtained through reaction decreases, the decreaseof the viscosity is large between 15% and 35% of the adding amount, theacetone continues to be added, and the viscosity of the grout stilldecreases but slowly; the water wrappage amount increases but thendecreases as increase of the use amount of the acetone, and the overallchange is small; and as the increase of the use amount of the acetone,the gelling time is prolonged, and the compressive strength of the gelis reduced to a certain degree. Therefore, when the present inventionadopts the diluent within the above-mentioned range as a solvent of thecross-linking solidifying fluid B, an obtained grouting material isbetter in overall property.

Fourth, the present invention discloses an ultra-high expansion groutingmaterial obtained through the preparation method, wherein the groutingmaterial includes macromolecule polymer particles A and a cross-linkingsolidifying fluid B, the macromolecule polymer particles A are of aninlaid type core-shell structure and are a type of polyacrylicacid-series macromolecule water-absorbent resin, primary macromoleculewater-absorbent resin obtained in step (2) serves as an inner core, partof a gelling catalyzer added in step (3) is attached to a surface of theinner core to form a shell, and meanwhile part of the gelling catalyzerpermeates into the inner core to form an inlaid structure.

The inlaid type core-shell structure has the technical advantages that:a holding amount of the catalyzer is sufficient for catalysis aftersubsequent expansion only after permeating is performed, if onlyattachment to the surface of the inner core, a surface area of themacromolecule polymer particles A sharply increases after the particlesA expand, resulting in that there is no enough catalyzer provided forcatalyzing a large amount of the cross-linking solidifying fluid B incontact with the surfaces of the macromolecule polymer particles A forfully reacting. Moreover, the strong surface expansion may cause fallingand loss of part of the catalyzer, which further reduces the catalyzer.Therefore, by making part of the gelling catalyzer permeate into theinner core to form the inlaid structure, pre-storing and supplementingthe catalyzer may be achieved.

Fifth, the present invention provides a using method of the ultra-highexpansion grouting material, specifically including: before use,separately storing macromolecule polymer particles A and a cross-linkingsolidifying fluid B; during use, stirring the macromolecule polymerparticles A and the cross-linking solidifying fluid B for full mixing;and then injecting obtained mixed liquid as the grouting material into afracture of a rock mass fracture zone.

The macromolecule polymer particles A rapidly absorb water and expand, avolume increases 200 times or more of an original volume, thecross-linking solidifying fluid B reacts with water in the fracture zoneand water of surfaces of the macromolecule polymer particles, such thatthe expanded macromolecule polymer particles A are effectively bonded,the macromolecule polymer particles A and a broken rock mass in astratum are more firmly bonded to form a gel solidified body, waterinrush treatment in a water-rich fracture zone is achieved, and atechnical problem that the grouting material is difficult to remainunder the water inrush condition is effectively solved.

Further, a mass ratio of the macromolecule polymer particles A to thecross-linking solidifying fluid B is (1-3):(1-5).

Further, before use, a catalyzer or a retarder may be added into thecross-linking solidifying fluid B according to demands of engineering,and a solidifying rate of the cross-linking solidifying fluid B aftermeeting water is controlled.

Further, the catalyzer is formed by compounding of meta-toluenediamine,triethylenediamine and dibutyltin dilaurate. Preferably, a ratio of themeta-toluenediamine to the triethylenediamine to the dibutyltindilaurate is (1-2):(1-2):(2-4). Amine and tin catalyzers have a‘synergistic effect’, i.e., a catalysis effect when tertiary amine typecatalyzers and organic tin catalyzers are used jointly is stronger thanthat of a single catalyzer.

Further, an adding amount of the catalyzer is 2% to 5% of mass of thecross-linking solidifying fluid B. Different water inrush geologicalenvironment has different requirements for properties of grout,especially for high-pressure large-flow water inrush, it is requiredthat the grout has high setting rate, but for wide-fracture water inrushtreatment, the grout needs to spread deeply into the stratum. Therefore,different geological environment brings about different requirements forsetting time of the grout. In order to make the setting time of thegrout controllable, the present invention achieves the control over asetting speed of the grout by adjusting the use amount of the catalyzer.

Further, the retarder is an organic weak acid type compound, such astartaric acid and citric acid. The cross-linking solidifying fluid B ishigh in reaction activity and high in reaction rate, gelling may beachieved usually within less than twenty seconds, on the basis, in somecases, in order to increase a permeating radius of the grout in thestratum, prolonging the gelling time of the grout and adding a certainamount of retarder are necessary according to the engineeringrequirements.

Further, the use amount of the retarder is controlled to be 8% to 12%,and the gelling time of the cross-linking solidifying fluid B isadjustable between dozens of seconds and hundreds of seconds.

Finally, the present invention discloses application of the ultra-highexpansion grouting material in the field of construction engineering,especially in karst water inrush blocking.

Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the followingbeneficial effects:

(1) the volume of the macromolecule polymer particles A rapidly expandsafter the particles A meet water, and the swelling ratio is up to 55-204times or above, the catalyzer on the surfaces of the particles isexposed, the gelling reaction process of the cross-linking solidifyingfluid B with water in the fracture zone is effectively promoted, theexpanded macromolecule polymer particles A are effectively bonded toform the gel solidified body, and water inrush treatment of thewater-rich fracture zone is achieved.

(2) Compared with the prior patent (authorized publication number: CN109535306 B) of the present invention, the cross-linking solidifyingfluid B plays a role in suspension and carrying the macromoleculepolymer particles A and can react with the water in the stratum underthe action of the catalyzer on the surfaces of the macromolecule polymerparticles A, such that the expanded macromolecule polymer particles Aare effectively bonded, the macromolecule polymer particles A andfractured rock mass in the stratum are bonded more firmly to form theelastic solidified body, water inrush treatment in the water-rich karstarea is achieved, and the technical problem that the grouting materialis difficult to remain under the water inrush condition is effectivelysolved.

(3) The setting time of the material of the present invention is steadyand controllable, by means of the material of the present invention,grout setting can be effectively regulated according to the demands ofthe engineering, and it is guaranteed that the grout is good inoperability and engineering applicability.

(4) The prepared ultra-high expansion macromolecule grouting material ofthe present invention achieves full composition of multi-componentmaterials, a purpose of a super-superposition effect of all componentsis achieved, and an effect of effective blocking of water inrush in thewater-rich karst area is achieved. Moreover, the grouting material hasthe technical advantages of being convenient to operate and safer.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The accompanying drawings constituting a part of this application areused for providing further understanding for this application. Exemplaryexamples of this application and descriptions thereof are used forexplaining this application and do not constitute any inappropriatelimitation to this application.

FIG. 1 is an effect diagram of actual macromolecule polymer particles Aprepared according to Example 1 of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an effect diagram of actual cross-linking solidifying fluid Bprepared according to Example 1 of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an effect diagram of an actual expansion macromoleculegrouting material prepared from the macromolecule polymer particles Aand cross-linking solidifying fluid B prepared according to Example 1 ofthe present invention.

FIG. 4 is an effect diagram of an actual expansion macromoleculegrouting material in FIG. 3 after expanding when meeting water.

FIG. 5 is an SEM graph of macromolecule polymer particles A preparedaccording to Example 1 of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is an SEM graph of a solidified body formed by cross-linking ofthe macromolecule polymer particles A prepared according to Example 1 ofthe present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

It should be noted that the following detailed descriptions are allexemplary and are intended to provide a further understanding of thisapplication. Unless otherwise specified, all technical and scientificterms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by aperson of ordinary skill in the art to which this application belongs.

It should be noted that terms used herein are only for describingspecific implementations and are not intended to limit exemplaryimplementations according to the present application. As used herein,the singular form is also intended to include the plural form unless thecontext clearly dictates otherwise. In addition, it should further beunderstood that, terms “comprise” and/or “include” used in thisapplication indicate that there are features, steps, operations,devices, components, and/or combinations thereof.

As mentioned above, as for problems in the prior art, in order tofurther improve a blocking effect of a grouting material on karst waterinrush, the present invention provides a karst channel type water inrushefficient-blocking ultra-high expansion grouting material andpreparation and using methods thereof. The present invention is furtherdescribed below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and thedetailed description.

Example 1

Preparation of a karst channel type water inrush efficient-blockingultra-high expansion grouting material includes the following steps:

1. Preparation of macromolecule polymer particles A:

(1) An acrylic acid neutralizing stage: firstly, 36 parts of an acrylicacid solution with a mass fraction of 10% and 5 parts of an acrylamideco-polymer solution with a mass fraction of 20% are prepared with icewater, and 12 parts of alkaline liquor with a mass fraction of 10% isadded, so that an acrylic acid neutralized solution with aneutralization degree of 60% is obtained.

(2) A polymerization reaction initiating stage: 0.072 part of across-linking agent N,N-methylene bisacrylamide is prepared into asolution with a mass fraction of 50%, added into the acrylic acidneutralized solution prepared in step (1), and uniformly stirred for 1h, then an initiator solution with a mass fraction of 50% prepared from0.025 part of potassium persulfate is added and heated to 80° C., andthe reaction lasts for 23 min, so that a colloidal polymer is generated.

(3) A drying and smashing stage: the colloidal polymer obtained in step(2) is smashed and put in a drying furnace at 100° C. for drying toreach a constant weight, and particles are smashed and screened, so thatprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles are obtained.

(4) 5 parts of a gelling catalyzer (a mass ratio of polyethylene glycolto 4,4′-methylene bis(o-chloroaniline) to polyether polyol being 2:1:2)of a cross-linking solidifying fluid B is prepared into a solution witha mass fraction of 50%, and the solution is uniformly sprayed onto theprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles obtained in step(3), which are then placed in a drying oven at 160° C. for forced airdrying, so that macromolecule polymer particles A are obtained forstandby application.

2. Preparation of the cross-linking solidifying fluid B:

(1) Polyether polyol dehydration: 50 parts of polypropylene oxide glycolN204 (a hydroxyl value being 255 mgKOH/g, and a functionality degreebeing 2) and 17 parts of phthalate ester are added into a container witha stirrer and a thermometer, heated and stirred, then heated andvacuumized, dehydrated at 110° C. and a vacuum degree of −0.08 MPa for 3h, then cooled to reach 50° C. or below, and put in a dry container andairtightly preserved for standby application.

(2) Prepolymer synthesis: 100 parts of the dehydrated polyether polyolis accurately added into a dry there-necked flask, heated to 50° C., andstirred, 28 parts of toluene diisocyanate (TDI) is slowly and dropwiseadded, and a temperature is controlled so that dropwise adding isfinished within 30 min. After dropwise adding is finished, the mixtureis uniformly stirred, and heated to 80° C. for reaction, a —NCO %content is measured by sampling every 30 min during reaction (detectionby a hydrochloric acid-di-n-butylamine method) till the —NCO mass %content is stabilized at 7.0%, i.e., a reaction endpoint is reached.Cooling and discharging are performed, and an obtained prepolymer isstored in an airtight and dry container.

(3) 20 parts of an acetone diluent and 4 parts of a catalyzer with aratio of toluenediamine to triethylenediamine to dibutyltin dilauratebeing 1:1:2 are added to 80 parts of the prepolymer synthesized in step(2), and uniformly stirred, so as to obtain the cross-linkingsolidifying fluid B.

The macromolecule polymer particles A and the cross-linking solidifyingfluid B prepared according to this example are uniformly mixed at a massratio of 1:1, so that the expansion macromolecule grouting material isobtained, various performance indexes of the grouting material aretested, and results are shown in tables 1.1 to 1.3.

A test method of a swelling ratio of the macromolecule polymer particlesA is (the same method is adopted in other examples): 1 g of themacromolecule polymer particles A are put in a 400-mesh gauze andimmersed in an aqueous solution, after the particles fully absorb waterand expand, residual water on the surfaces of the particles is filteredout with filter paper, and the change of water-absorbing mass of theparticles is recorded. A swelling ratio Sw (unit: (g/g)) is calculatedby a following formula:

${SW} = {\frac{M_{n} - M_{0}}{M_{0}} \times 100\%}$

where M₀ and M_(n) respectively represent a mass of dry macromoleculepolymer particles A and a mass of water-absorbed macromolecule polymerparticles A.

A test method of an average gelling time of reaction between thecross-linking solidifying fluid B and tenfold water is (the same methodis adopted in other examples): 10 g of the cross-linking solidifyingfluid B is accurately weighed and put in a beaker, 100 ml of water isadded, time t₁ at which the water is added is recorded, the mixture isuniformly stirred rapidly (for about 10 s), and then allowed for stillstanding, so that white emulsion is obtained, and then the change of theviscosity is constantly detected with a glass rod. When the glass rodleaves a liquid level and a drawing phenomenon occurs, it indicates thatthe sample has already been gelled, time t₂ is recorded, the gellingtime t=t₂−t₁, an average value of repeated experiments is used as theaverage gelling time of reaction between B and the tenfold water.

A test method of a maximum swelling ratio of the expansion macromoleculegrouting material is (the same method is adopted in other examples):grout is prepared according to a ratio, 1 part of the expansionmacromolecule grouting material is put in 100 parts of pure water, afterthe material fully absorbs water and expands, residual water on thesurface of the material is filtered out with filter paper, and thechange of water-absorbing mass of the material is recorded. A swellingratio Sw (unit: (g/g)) is calculated by a following formula:

$S_{A + B} = {\frac{M_{2} - M_{1}}{M_{1}} \times 100\%}$

where M₂ and M₁ respectively represent masses of the expansionmacromolecule grouting material before and after meeting water (unit:g).

Gelling time of the grouting material is recorded, and an average valueof repeated tests is used.

A test method of average gelling time of reaction between the expansionmacromolecule grouting material and tenfold water is (the same method isadopted in other examples): 10 g of the expansion macromolecule groutingmaterial is accurately weighed and put in a beaker, 100 ml of water isadded, time t₃ at which the water is added is recorded, the mixture isuniformly stirred rapidly, and then allowed for still standing, so thatwhite emulsion is obtained, then a volume of the expansion macromoleculegrouting material increases continuously, and the water in the beaker iscompletely absorbed and gel is formed is recorded, at the moment, timet₄ is recorded, gelling time t=t₄−t₃, an average value of repeatedexperiments is used as the average gelling time of reaction between theexpansion macromolecule grouting material and the tenfold water.

TABLE 1.1 Macromolecule polymer particle A property test Maximumswelling ratio Sw of Swelling ratio Sw in a NaCl solution with A in purewater^(Sw) Cl ion concentration of 0.5 g/L 204 g/g 72.8 g/g

TABLE 1.2 Cross-linking solidifying fluid B property test RelativeAverage gelling time of reaction Appearance^(Sw) density between B andtenfold water Light yellow liquid 1.05 86.5 s

TABLE 1.3 Expansion macromolecule grouting material property testMaximum swelling Average gelling time ratio S_(A+B) of A + B of reactionbetween A:B Appearance in pure water^(Sw) A + B and tenfold water 1:1Light yellow 108 g/g 65.2 s liquid

Example 2

Preparation of a karst channel type water inrush efficient-blockingultra-high expansion grouting material includes the following steps:

1. Preparation of macromolecule polymer particles A:

(1) An acrylic acid neutralizing stage: firstly, 36 parts of an acrylicacid solution with a mass fraction of 80% and 5 parts of an acrylamideco-polymer solution with a mass fraction of 10% are prepared with icewater, and 24 parts of alkaline liquor with a mass fraction of 60% isadded, so that an acrylic acid neutralized solution with aneutralization degree of 90% is obtained.

(2) A polymerization reaction initiating stage: 0.09 part of across-linking agent N,N-methylene bisacrylamide is prepared into asolution with a mass fraction of 50%, 5 parts of a gelling catalyzer (aratio of polyethylene glycol to 4,4′-methylene bis(o-chloroaniline) topolyether polyol being 2:1:2) of a cross-linking solidifying fluid B isprepared into a solution with a mass fraction of 50%, the solutions areadded into the acrylic acid neutralized solution prepared in step (1),uniformly stirred for 1 h, then an initiator solution with a massfraction of 50% prepared from 0.03 part of potassium persulfate is addedand heated to 80° C., and the reaction lasts for 57 min, so that acolloidal polymer is generated.

(3) A drying and smashing stage: the colloidal polymer obtained in step(2) is smashed and put in a drying furnace at 200° C. for drying toreach a constant weight, and particles are smashed and screened, so thatprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles are obtained.

(4) 10 parts of a gelling catalyzer (a mass ratio of polyethylene glycolto 4,4′-methylene bis(o-chloroaniline) to polyether polyol being 2:1:2)of a cross-linking solidifying fluid B is prepared into a solution witha mass fraction of 50%, and the solution is uniformly sprayed onto theprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles obtained in step(3), which are then placed in a drying oven at 160° C. for forced airdrying, so that macromolecule polymer particles A are obtained forstandby application.

2. Preparation of the cross-linking solidifying fluid B:

(1) Polyether polyol dehydration: 25 parts of polyether polyol PEG1000(a hydroxyl value being 112 mgKOH/g, and a functionality degree being2), 75 parts of polyether polyol 505S (a hydroxyl value being 56.3mgKOH/g, and a functionality degree being 3) and 35 parts of phthalateester are added into a container with a stirrer and a thermometer andheated and stirred, then heated and vacuumized, dehydrated at 120° C.and a vacuum degree of −0.1 MPa for 2.5 h, then cooled to 50° C. orbelow, and put in a dry container and airtightly preserved for standbyapplication.

(2) Prepolymer synthesis: 100 parts of the dehydrated polyether polyolis accurately added into a dry there-necked flask, heated to 50° C., andstirred, 56 parts of methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI) is slowly anddropwise added, and a temperature is controlled so that dropwise addingis finished within 30 min. After dropwise adding is finished, themixture is uniformly stirred, and heated to 85° C. for reaction, a —NCO% content is measured by sampling every 30 min during reaction(detection by a hydrochloric acid-di-n-butylamine method) till the —NCOmass % content is stabilized at 8.2%, i.e., a reaction endpoint isreached. Cooling and discharging are performed, and an obtainedprepolymer is stored in an airtight and dry container.

(3) 35 parts of an acetone diluent and 2 parts of a catalyzer with aratio of toluenediamine to triethylenediamine to dibutyltin dilauratebeing 1:1:2 are added to 65 parts of the prepolymer, and uniformlystirred, so that the cross-linking solidifying fluid B is obtained.

The macromolecule polymer particles A and the cross-linking solidifyingfluid B prepared according to this example are mixed uniformly at a massratio of 3:5, so that the expansion macromolecule grouting material isobtained, various performance indexes of the grouting material aretested, and results are shown in tables 2.1 to 2.3.

TABLE 2.1 Macromolecule polymer particle A property test Maximumswelling ratio Swelling ratio Sw in a NaCl solution Sw of A in purewater^(Sw) with Cl ion concentration of 0.5 g/L 161.7 g/g 34.5 g/g

TABLE 2.2 Cross-linking solidifying fluid B property test RelativeAverage gelling time of reaction Appearance^(Sw) density between B andtenfold water Light yellow liquid 1.08 104.5 s

TABLE 2.3 Expansion macromolecule grouting material property testMaximum swelling Average gelling time ratio S_(A+B) of A + B of reactionbetween A:B Appearance in pure water^(Sw) A + B and tenfold water 3:5Light yellow 72.6 g/g 29.8 s liquid

Example 3

Preparation of a karst channel type water inrush efficient-blockingultra-high expansion grouting material includes the following steps:

1. Preparation of macromolecule polymer particles A:

(1) An acrylic acid neutralizing stage: firstly, 36 parts of an acrylicacid solution with a mass fraction of 40% and 5 parts of an acrylamideco-polymer solution with a mass fraction of 10% are prepared with icewater, and 12 parts of alkaline liquor with a mass fraction of 50% isadded, so that an acrylic acid neutralized solution with aneutralization degree of 75% is obtained.

(2) A polymerization reaction initiating stage: 0.05 part of across-linking agent N,N-methylene bisacrylamide is prepared into asolution with a mass fraction of 50% and added into the acrylic acidneutralized solution prepared in step (1), and uniformly stirred for 1h, then an initiator solution with a mass fraction of 50% prepared from0.025 part of ammonium persulfate is added, and heated to 80° C., andthe reaction lasts for 88 min, so that a colloidal polymer is generated.

(3) A drying and smashing stage: the colloidal polymer obtained in step(2) is smashed and put in a drying furnace at 200° C. for drying toreach a constant weight, and particles are smashed and screened, so thatprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles are obtained.

(4) 10 parts of a gelling catalyzer (a mass ratio of polyethylene glycolto 4,4′-methylene bis(o-chloroaniline) to polyether polyol being 1:1:4)of a cross-linking solidifying fluid B is prepared into a solution witha mass fraction of 50%, and the solution is uniformly sprayed onto theprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles obtained in step(3), which are then placed a drying oven at 160° C. for forced airdrying, so that macromolecule polymer particles A are obtained forstandby application.

2. Preparation of the cross-linking solidifying fluid B:

(1) Polyether polyol dehydration: 35 parts of polyether polyol PEG1000(a hydroxyl value being 112 mgKOH/g, and a functionality degree being2), 65 parts of polyether polyol 505S (a hydroxyl value being 56.3mgKOH/g, and a functionality degree being 3) and 35 parts ofisophthalate are added into a container with a stirrer and a thermometerand heated and stirred, then heated and vacuumized, dehydrated at 110°C. and a vacuum degree of −0.095 MPa for 3 h, then cooled to 50° C. orbelow, and an obtained product is put in a dry container and airtightlypreserved for standby application.

(2) Prepolymer synthesis: 100 parts of the dehydrated polyether polyolis accurately added into a dry container, heated to 50° C., and stirred,56 parts of polymethylene polyphenyl polyisocyanate (PAPI) is slowly anddropwise added, and a temperature is controlled so that dropwise addingis finished within 30 min. After dropwise adding is finished, themixture is uniformly stirred, heated to 85° C. for reaction, a —NCO %content is measured by sampling every 30 min during reaction (detectionby a hydrochloric acid-di-n-butylamine method) till the —NCO mass %content is stabilized at 9.8%, i.e., a reaction endpoint is reached.Cooling and discharging are performed, and an obtained prepolymer isstored in an airtight and dry container.

(3) 30 parts of an acetone diluent and 3 parts of a catalyzer with aratio of toluenediamine to triethylenediamine to dibutyltin dilaurate of1:1:2 are added to 70 parts of the prepolymer synthesized in step (2),and uniformly stirred, so that the cross-linking solidifying fluid B isobtained.

The macromolecule polymer particles A and the cross-linking solidifyingfluid B prepared according to this example are mixed uniformly at a massratio of 2:3, so that the expansion macromolecule grouting material isobtained, various performance indexes of the grouting material aretested, and results are shown in tables 3.1 to 3.3.

TABLE 3.1 Macromolecule polymer particle A property test Maximumswelling ratio Sw Swelling ratio Sw in a NaCl solution of A in purewater^(Sw) with Cl ion concentration of 0.5 g/L 183.6 g/g 56.4 g/g

TABLE 3.2 Cross-linking solidifying fluid B property test RelativeAverage gelling time of reaction Appearance^(Sw) density between B andtenfold water Light yellow liquid 1.12 98.7 s

TABLE 3.3 Expansion macromolecule grouting material property testMaximum swelling Average gelling time ratio S_(A+B) of A + B of reactionbetween A:B Appearance in pure water^(Sw) A + B and tenfold water 2:3Light yellow 85.4 g/g 46.5 s liquid

Example 4

Preparation of a karst channel type water inrush efficient-blockingultra-high expansion grouting material includes the following steps:

1. Preparation of macromolecule polymer particles A:

(1) An acrylic acid neutralizing stage: firstly, 36 parts of an acrylicacid solution with a mass fraction of 30% and 8 parts of an acrylamideco-polymer solution with a mass fraction of 10% are prepared with icewater, and 9.6 parts of alkaline liquor with a mass fraction of 50% isadded, so that an acrylic acid neutralized solution with aneutralization degree of 80% is obtained.

(2) A polymerization reaction initiating stage: 0.05 part of across-linking agent N,N-methylene bisacrylamide is prepared into asolution with a mass fraction of 50% and added into the acrylic acidneutralized solution prepared in step (1), and uniformly stirred for 1h, then an initiator solution with a mass fraction of 50% prepared from0.05 part of ammonium persulfate is added, and heated to 80° C., and thereaction lasts for 119 min, so that a colloidal polymer is generated.

(3) A drying and smashing stage: the colloidal polymer obtained in step(2) is smashed and put in a drying furnace at 200° C. for drying toreach a constant weight, and particles are smashed and screened, so thatprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles are obtained.

(4) 5 parts of a gelling catalyzer (a mass ratio of polyethylene glycolto 4,4′-methylene bis(o-chloroaniline) to polyether polyol being 1:2:3)of a cross-linking solidifying fluid B is prepared into a solution witha mass fraction of 50%, and the solution is uniformly sprayed onto theprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles obtained in step(3), which are then placed a drying oven at 160° C. for forced airdrying, so that macromolecule polymer particles A are obtained.

2. Preparation of the cross-linking solidifying fluid B:

(1) Polyether polyol dehydration: 25 parts of polyether polyol N330 (ahydroxyl value being 57 mgKOH/g, and a functionality degree being 2), 75parts of polyether polyol N310 (a hydroxyl value being 165 mgKOH/g, anda functionality degree being 3) and 35 parts of terephthalate are addedinto a container with a stirrer and a thermometer and heated andstirred, then heated and vacuumized, dehydrated at 115° C. and a vacuumdegree of −0.095 MPa for 2.5 h, then cooled to 50° C. or below, and anobtained product is put in a dry container and airtightly preserved forstandby application.

(2) Prepolymer synthesis: 100 parts of the dehydrated polyether polyolis accurately added into a dry container, heated to 50° C., and stirred,50 parts of polymethylene polyphenyl polyisocyanate (PAPI) is slowly anddropwise added, and a temperature is controlled so that dropwise addingis finished within 30 min. After dropwise adding is finished, themixture is uniformly stirred, and heated to 85° C. for reaction, a —NCO% content is measured by sampling every 30 min during reaction(detection by a hydrochloric acid-di-n-butylamine method) till the —NCOmass % content is stabilized at 10.2%, i.e., a reaction endpoint isreached. Cooling and discharging are performed, and an obtainedprepolymer is stored in an airtight and dry container.

(3) 30 parts of an acetone diluent and 8 parts of a catalyzer with aratio of toluenediamine to triethylenediamine to dibutyltin dilauratebeing 1:1:2 are added to 70 parts of the prepolymer synthesized in step(2), and uniformly stirred, so that the cross-linking solidifying fluidB is obtained.

The macromolecule polymer particles A and the cross-linking solidifyingfluid B prepared according to this example are mixed uniformly at a massratio of 2:1, so that the expansion macromolecule grouting material isobtained, various performance indexes of the grouting material aretested, and results are shown in tables 4.1 to 4.3.

TABLE 4.1 Macromolecule polymer particle A property test Maximumswelling Swelling ratio Sw in a ratio Sw of NaCl solution with Cl ion Ain pure waterSw concentration of 0.5 g/L 195.2 g/g 66.8 g/g

TABLE 4.2 Cross-linking solidifying fluid B property test Averagegelling time of reaction AppearanceSw Relative density between B andtenfold water Light yellow liquid 1.09 84.2 s

TABLE 4.3 Expansion macromolecule grouting material property testMaximum swelling ratio Average gelling time of S_(A+B) of A + B inreaction between A + B A:B Appearance pure waterSw and tenfold water 2:1Light yellow 94.3 g/g 57.3 s liquid

Example 5

Preparation of a karst channel type water inrush efficient-blockingultra-high expansion grouting material includes the following steps:

1. Preparation of macromolecule polymer particles A:

(1) An acrylic acid neutralizing stage: firstly, 36 parts of an acrylicacid solution with a mass fraction of 50% and 10 parts of an acrylamideco-polymer solution with a mass fraction of 10% are prepared with icewater, and 14 parts of alkaline liquor with a mass fraction of 50% isadded, so that an acrylic acid neutralized solution with aneutralization degree of 75% is obtained.

(2) A polymerization reaction initiating stage: 0.27 part of across-linking agent N,N-methylene bisacrylamide is prepared into asolution with a mass fraction of 50% and added into the acrylic acidneutralized solution prepared in step (1), uniformly stirred for 1 h,then an initiator solution with a mass fraction of 50% prepared from0.09 part of ammonium persulfate is added, and heated to 80° C., and thereaction lasts for 119 min, so that a colloidal polymer is generated.

(3) A drying and smashing stage: the colloidal polymer obtained in step(2) is smashed and put in a drying furnace at 100° C. for drying toreach a constant weight, and particles are smashed and screened, so thatprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles are obtained.

(4) 5 parts of a gelling catalyzer (a mass ratio of polyethylene glycolto 4,4′-methylene bis(o-chloroaniline) to polyether polyol being 2:1:2)of a cross-linking solidifying fluid B is prepared into a solution witha mass fraction of 50%, and the solution is uniformly sprayed onto theprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles obtained in step(3), which are then placed a drying oven at 160° C. for forced airdrying, so that macromolecule polymer particles A are obtained forstandby application.

2. Preparation of the Cross-Linking Solidifying Fluid B:

(1) Polyether polyol dehydration: 30 parts of polyether polyol N210 (ahydroxyl value being 117 mgKOH/g, and a functionality degree being 2),70 parts of polyether polyol N220 (a hydroxyl value being 57 mgKOH/g,and a functionality degree being 3) and 30 parts of isophthalate areadded into a container with a stirrer and a thermometer and heated andstirred, then heated and vacuumized, dehydrated at 120° C. and a vacuumdegree of −0.095 MPa for 2.5 h, then cooled to 50° C. or below, and anobtained product is put in a dry container and airtightly preserved forstandby application.

(2) Prepolymer synthesis: the dehydrated polyether polyol is accuratelyadded into a dry container according to the amount of a formula, heatedto 50° C., and stirred, 56 parts of toluene diisocyanate (TDI) is slowlyand dropwise added, and a temperature is controlled so that dropwiseadding is finished within 30 min. After dropwise adding is finished, themixture is uniformly stirred, and heated to 85° C. for reaction, a —NCO% content is measured by sampling every 30 min during reaction(detection by a hydrochloric acid-di-n-butylamine method) till the —NCOmass % content is stabilized at 11.3%, i.e., a reaction endpoint isreached. Cooling and discharging are performed, and an obtainedprepolymer is stored in an airtight and dry container.

(3) 25 parts of an acetone diluent and 5 parts of a catalyzer with aratio of toluenediamine to triethylenediamine to dibutyltin dilauratebeing 1:1:2 are added to 75 parts of the prepolymer synthesized in step(2), and uniformly stirred, so that the cross-linking solidifying fluidB is obtained.

The macromolecule polymer particles A and the cross-linking solidifyingfluid B prepared according to this example are mixed uniformly at a massratio of 3:2, so that the expansion macromolecule grouting material isobtained, various performance indexes of the grouting material aretested, and results are shown in tables 5.1 to 5.3.

TABLE 5.1 Macromolecule polymer particle A property test Maximumswelling Swelling ratio Sw in a NaCl ratio Sw of solution with Cl ion Ain pure waterSw concentration of 0.5 g/L 174.5 g/g 46.5 g/g

TABLE 5.2 Cross-linking solidifying fluid B property test Averagegelling time of reaction AppearanceSw Relative density between B andtenfold water Light yellow liquid 1.10 83.5 s

TABLE 5.3 Expansion macromolecule grouting material property testMaximum Average gelling swelling ratio time of reaction S_(A+B) of A + Bbetween A + B A:B Appearance in pure waterSw and tenfold water 3:2 Lightyellow 78.3 g/g 40.1 s liquid

Example 6

Preparation of a karst channel type water inrush efficient-blockingultra-high expansion grouting material includes the following steps:

1. Preparation of macromolecule polymer particles A:

(1) An acrylic acid neutralizing stage: firstly, 36 parts of an acrylicacid solution with a mass fraction of 30% and 5 parts of an acrylamideco-polymer solution with a mass fraction of 10% are prepared with icewater, and 8.4 parts of alkaline liquor with a mass fraction of 30% isadded, so that an acrylic acid neutralized solution with aneutralization degree of 70% is obtained.

(2) A polymerization reaction initiating stage: 0.1 part of across-linking agent, i.e., N,N-methylene bisacrylamide is prepared intoa solution with a mass fraction of 50% and added into the acrylic acidneutralized solution prepared in step (1), and uniformly stirred for 1h, then an initiator solution with a mass fraction of 50% prepared from0.05 part of potassium persulfate is added, and heated to 80° C., andthe reaction lasts for 105 min, so that a colloidal polymer.

(3) A drying and smashing stage: the colloidal polymer obtained in step(2) is smashed and put in a drying furnace at 100° C. for drying toreach a constant weight, and particles are smashed and screened, so thatprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles are obtained.

(4) 5 parts of a gelling catalyzer (a mass ratio of polyethylene glycolto 4,4′-methylene bis(o-chloroaniline) to polyether polyol being 2:1:2)of a cross-linking solidifying fluid B is prepared into a solution witha mass fraction being 50%, and the solution is uniformly sprayed ontothe primary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles obtained instep (3), which are then placed a drying oven at 160° C. for forced airdrying, so that macromolecule polymer particles A are obtained forstandby application.

2. Preparation of the cross-linking solidifying fluid B:

(1) Polyether polyol dehydration: 30 parts of polyether polyol N303 (ahydroxyl value being 560 mgKOH/g, and a functionality degree being 2),70 parts of polyether polyol N240 (a hydroxyl value being 28 mgKOH/g,and a functionality degree being 3) and 30 parts of isophthalate areadded into a container with a stirrer and a thermometer and heated andstirred, then heated and vacuumized, dehydrated at 110° C. and a vacuumdegree of −0.08 MPa for 4 h, and then cooled to 50° C. or below, and anobtained product is put in a dry container and airtightly preserved forstandby application.

(2) Prepolymer synthesis: the dehydrated polyether polyol is accuratelyadded into a dry container according to the amount of a formula, heatedto 50° C., and stirred, 56 parts of toluene diisocyanate (TDI) is slowlyand dropwise added, and a temperature is controlled so that dropwiseadding is finished within 30 min. After dropwise adding is finished, themixture is uniformly stirred, and heated to 85° C. for reaction, a —NCO% content is measured by sampling every 30 min during reaction(detection by a hydrochloric acid-di-n-butylamine method) till the —NCOmass % content is stabilized at 10.9%, i.e., a reaction endpoint isreached. Cooling and discharging are performed, and an obtainedprepolymer is stored in an airtight and dry container.

(3) 25 parts of an acetone diluent and 4 parts of a catalyzer with aratio of toluenediamine to triethylenediamine to dibutyltin dilauratebeing 1:1:2 are added to 75 parts of the prepolymer synthesized in step(2), and uniformly stirred, so that the cross-linking solidifying fluidB is obtained.

The macromolecule polymer particles A and the cross-linking solidifyingfluid B prepared according to this example are mixed uniformly at a massratio of 1:1, so that the expansion macromolecule grouting material isobtained, various performance indexes of the grouting material aretested, and results are shown in tables 6.1 to 6.3.

TABLE 6.1 Macromolecule polymer particle A property test Maximumswelling Swelling ratio Sw in a NaCl ratio Sw of solution with Cl ion Ain pure waterSw concentration of 0.5 g/L 185.1 g/g 52.9 g/g

TABLE 6.2 Cross-linking solidifying fluid B property test Averagegelling time of reaction AppearanceSw Relative density between B andtenfold water Light yellow liquid 1.11 91.5 s

TABLE 6.3 Expansion macromolecule grouting material property testMaximum swelling Average gelling ratio S_(A+B) time of reaction of A + Bbetween A + B A:B Appearance in pure waterSw and tenfold water 1:1 Lightyellow 84.2 g/g 41.8 s liquid

Example 7

Preparation of a karst channel type water inrush efficient-blockingultra-high expansion grouting material includes the following steps:

1. Preparation of macromolecule polymer particles A:

(1) An acrylic acid neutralizing stage: firstly, 36 parts of an acrylicacid solution with a mass fraction of 50% and 10 parts of an acrylamideco-polymer solution with a mass fraction of 10% are prepared with icewater, and 14 parts of alkaline liquor with a mass fraction of 50% isadded, so that an acrylic acid neutralized solution with aneutralization degree of 75% is obtained.

(2) A polymerization reaction initiating stage: 0.31 part of across-linking agent N,N-methylene bisacrylamide is prepared into asolution with a mass fraction of 50% and added into the acrylic acidneutralized solution prepared in step (1), and uniformly stirred for 1h, then an initiator solution with a mass fraction of 50% prepared from0.11 part of ammonium persulfate is added, and heated to 80° C., and thereaction lasts for 119 min, so that a colloidal polymer is generated.

(3) A drying and smashing stage: the colloidal polymer obtained in step(2) is smashed and put in a drying furnace at 100° C. for drying toreach a constant weight, and particles are smashed and screened, so thatprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles are obtained.

(4) 2 parts of a gelling catalyzer (a mass ratio of polyethylene glycolto 4,4′-methylene bis(o-chloroaniline) to polyether polyol being 2:1:2)of a cross-linking solidifying fluid B is prepared into a solution witha mass fraction being 50%, and the solution is uniformly sprayed ontothe primary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles obtained instep (3), which are then placed a drying oven at 160° C. for forced airdrying, so that macromolecule polymer particles A are obtained forstandby application.

2. Preparation of the cross-linking solidifying fluid B:

(1) Polyether polyol dehydration: 30 parts of polyether polyol N210 (ahydroxyl value being 117 mgKOH/g, and a functionality degree being 2),70 parts of polyether polyol N220 (a hydroxyl value being 57 mgKOH/g,and a functionality degree being 3) and 20 parts of isophthalate areadded into a container with a stirrer and a thermometer and heated andstirred, then heated and vacuumized, dehydrated at 115° C. and a vacuumdegree of −0.095 MPa for 3.5 h, then cooled to 50° C. or below, and anobtained product is put in a dry container and airtightly preserved forstandby application.

(2) Prepolymer synthesis: the dehydrated polyether polyol is accuratelyadded into a dry container according to the amount of a formula, heatedto 50° C., and stirred, 56 parts of toluene diisocyanate (TDI) is slowlyand dropwise added, and a temperature is controlled so that dropwiseadding is finished within 30 min. After dropwise adding is finished, themixture is uniformly stirred, and heated to 85° C. for reaction, a —NCO% content is measured by sampling every 30 min during reaction(detection by a hydrochloric acid-di-n-butylamine method) till the —NCOmass % content is stabilized at 12.0%, i.e., a reaction endpoint isreached. Cooling and discharging are performed, and an obtainedprepolymer is stored in an airtight and dry container.

(3) 25 parts of an acetone diluent and 8 parts of a retarder tartaricacid are added to 75 parts of the prepolymer synthesized in step (2),and uniformly stirred, so that the cross-linking solidifying fluid B isobtained.

The macromolecule polymer particles A and the cross-linking solidifyingfluid B prepared according to this example are mixed uniformly at a massratio of 3:4, so that the expansion macromolecule grouting material isobtained, various performance indexes of the grouting material aretested, and results are shown in tables 7.1 to 7.3.

TABLE 7.1 Macromolecule polymer particle A property test Maximumswelling Swelling ratio Sw in a ratio Sw of A NaCl solution with Cl ionin pure waterSw concentration of 0.5 g/L 186.2 g/g 43.2 g/g

TABLE 7.2 Cross-linking solidifying fluid B property test Averagegelling time of reaction between AppearanceSw Relative density B andtenfold water Light yellow liquid 1.11 256.5 s

TABLE 7.3 Expansion macromolecule grouting material property testMaximum Average gelling swelling ratio time of reaction S_(A+B) of A + Bbetween A + B A:B Appearance in pure waterSw and tenfold water 3:4 Lightyellow 75.3 g/g 187.5 s liquid

Example 8

Preparation of a karst channel type water inrush efficient-blockingultra-high expansion grouting material includes the following steps:

1. Preparation of macromolecule polymer particles A:

(1) An acrylic acid neutralizing stage: firstly, 36 parts of an acrylicacid solution with a mass fraction of 50% and 10 parts of an acrylamideco-polymer solution with a mass fraction of 10% are prepared with icewater, and 14 parts of alkaline liquor with a mass fraction of 50% isadded, so that an acrylic acid neutralized solution with aneutralization degree of 75% is obtained.

(2) A polymerization reaction initiating stage: 0.23 part of across-linking agent N,N-methylene bisacrylamide is prepared into asolution with a mass fraction of 50% and added into the acrylic acidneutralized solution prepared in step (1), and uniformly stirred for 1h, then an initiator solution with a mass fraction of 50% prepared from0.1 part of ammonium persulfate is added, and heated to 80° C., and thereaction lasts for 119 min, so that a colloidal polymer is generated.

(3) A drying and smashing stage: the colloidal polymer obtained in step(2) is smashed and put in a drying furnace at 100° C. for drying toreach a constant weight, and particles are smashed and screened, so thatprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles are obtained.

(4) 3 parts of a gelling catalyzer (a mass ratio of polyethylene glycolto 4,4′-methylene bis(o-chloroaniline) to polyether polyol being 1:1:2)of a cross-linking solidifying fluid B is prepared into a solution witha mass fraction of 50%, and the solution is uniformly sprayed onto theprimary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles obtained in step(3), which are then placed a drying oven at 160° C. for forced airdrying, so that macromolecule polymer particles A are obtained forstandby application.

2. Preparation of the cross-linking solidifying fluid B:

(1) Polyether polyol dehydration: 30 parts of polyether polyol N210 (ahydroxyl value being 117 mgKOH/g, and a functionality degree being 2),70 parts of polyether polyol N220 (a hydroxyl value being 57 mgKOH/g,and a functionality degree being 3) and 20 parts of isophthalate areadded into a container with a stirrer and a thermometer and heated andstirred, then heated and vacuumized, dehydrated at 120° C. and a vacuumdegree of −0.095 MPa for 3 h, then cooled to 50° C. or below, and anobtained product is put in a dry container and airtightly preserved forstandby application.

(2) Prepolymer synthesis: dehydrated polyether polyol is accuratelyadded into a dry container according to the amount of a formula, heatedto 50° C., and stirred, 60 parts of toluene diisocyanate (TDI) is slowlyand dropwise added, and a temperature is controlled so that dropwiseadding is finished within 30 min. After dropwise adding is finished, themixture is uniformly stirred, and heated to 85° C. for reaction, a —NCO% content is measured by sampling every 30 min during reaction(detection by a hydrochloric acid-di-n-butylamine method) till the —NCOmass % content is stabilized at 10.9%, i.e., a reaction endpoint isreached. Cooling and discharging are performed, and an obtainedprepolymer is stored in an airtight and dry container.

(3) 30 parts of an acetone diluent and 12 parts of a retarder namelycitric acid are added to 70 parts of the prepolymer synthesized in step(2), and uniformly stirred, so that the cross-linking solidifying fluidB is obtained.

The macromolecule polymer particles A and the cross-linking solidifyingfluid B prepared according to this example are mixed uniformly at a massratio of 3:4, so that the expansion macromolecule grouting material isobtained, various performance indexes of the grouting material aretested, and results are shown in tables 8.1 to 8.3.

TABLE 8.1 Macromolecule polymer particle A property test Maximumswelling ratio Swelling ratio Sw in a NaCl solution Sw of A in purewaterSw with Cl ion concentration of 0.5 g/L 191.2 g/g 55 g/g

TABLE 8.2 Cross-linking solidifying fluid B property test Averagegelling time of reaction between AppearanceSw Relative density B andtenfold water Light yellow liquid 1.08 341.5 s

TABLE 8.3 Expansion macromolecule grouting material property testMaximum swelling Average gelling ratio S_(A+B) of time of reaction A + Bin between A + B A:B Appearance pure waterSw and tenfold water 3:4 Lightyellow 95.8 g/g 287.5 s liquid

With reference to FIG. 1 to FIG. 6 and in conjunction with test data intables 1-8, it can be seen that the swelling ratio of the macromoleculepolymer particles A is up to 55-204 times or above when the particlesmeet water. That is because the cross-linking solidifying fluid B reactswith water in the stratum under the action of the surface catalyzer ofthe macromolecule polymer particles A, so that the expandedmacromolecule polymer particles A are effectively bonded, themacromolecule polymer particles A are bonded more firmly to form anelastic solidified body, water inrush treatment in the karst area ismore facilitated, and the technical problem that the grouting materialis difficult to remain under the water inrush condition is effectivelysolved in a mode of ‘expanding while meeting water and blocking waterwith water’.

Besides, the setting time of the grouting material prepared by thepresent invention may be controlled by the adding amount of thecatalyzer and may be effectively regulated according to the demands ofthe engineering, and thus it is guaranteed that the grout is good inoperability and engineering applicability. Full composition ofmulti-component materials is achieved, a purpose of asuper-superposition effect of all components is achieved, and an effectof effective blocking of water inrush in the water-rich karst area isachieved. Moreover, the grouting material has the technical advantagesof being convenient to operate and more efficient.

The above descriptions are merely preferred examples of this applicationand are not intended to limit this application. For those skilled in theart, this application may have various modifications and changes. Anymodification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made withoutdeparting from the spirit and principle of this application shall fallwithin the protection scope of this application.

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 16. A preparation method of a karst channel type waterinrush efficient-blocking ultra-high expansion grouting material, themethod comprising: (1) adding a cross-linking agent into an acrylic acidsolution, and then adding an active substance containing a hydrophilicgroup for polymerization reaction to obtain a precursor; (2) adding aninitiator into the precursor obtained in step (1), heating for reactionto obtain a colloidal polymer, and smashing and drying the colloidalpolymer to obtain primary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles;and (3) uniformly spraying a gelling catalyzer onto the primarymacromolecule water-absorbent resin particles, then performing drying,thus forming a shell structure with gel formed by catalyzing across-linking solidifying fluid B on a surface of the gelling catalyzerthrough cross-linking, and making part of the gelling catalyzer permeateinto the primary macromolecule water-absorbent resin particles to obtainmacromolecule polymer particles A of an inlaid type core-shellstructure, wherein the gelling catalyzer is a composition ofpolyethylene glycol, 4,4′-methylene bis(o-chloroaniline) and polyetherpolyol; and the cross-linking solidifying fluid B is a substance capableof reacting with water.
 17. The preparation method according to claim16, wherein a mass fraction of the acrylic acid solution is 10% to 80%;or in step (1), the active substance containing the hydrophilic groupcomprises: any one or a mixture of several of starch, polyvinyl alcohol,polyacrylamide, acrylamide, and the like or any one or a mixture ofseveral of solutions of the above substances; or in step (1), thecross-linking agent comprises any one or a composition of several ofN,N-methylene bisacrylamide, divinyl benzene, isocyanate,dipentaerythritol hexaacrylate and pentaerythrityl tetraethylhexanoate;or in step (1), an adding ratio of the cross-linking agent is 0.3% to 2%of the mass of the acrylic acid in step (1); or in step (2), theinitiator is an inorganic peroxide initiator; or in step (2), a useamount, namely an adding ratio, of the initiator is 0.1% to 0.7% of themass of the acrylic acid in step (1); or in step (3), a use amount of agelling catalyzer solution accounts for 1% to 10% of the total mass ofthe particles.
 18. The preparation method according to claim 16, whereinin step (3), a mass ratio of polyethylene glycol to 4,4′-methylenebis(o-chloroaniline) to polyether polyol in the gelling catalyzer is(1-5):(1-5):(2-5); or in step (2), a drying condition is:aeration-drying at 100° C. to 200° C. for 20 min to 120 min; or in step(2), a temperature of the polymerization reaction is 65° C. to 90° C.,and a reaction time is 23 min to 119 min; or the gelling catalyzer isprepared into an aqueous solution.
 19. The preparation method accordingto claim 18, wherein the gelling catalyzer is prepared into the aqueoussolution with a mass fraction of 50% to 90%.
 20. The preparation methodaccording to claim 16, wherein a preparation method of the cross-linkingsolidifying fluid B comprises: S1, dehydrating polyether polyol:uniformly mixing metered polyether polyol and a plasticizer, thenperforming dehydration under a vacuum heating condition, cooling afterdehydration is completed to obtain dehydrated polyether polyol and thenputting the dehydrated polyether polyol in a dry container and sealingfor standby application; S2, synthesizing a prepolymer: dropwise addingpolyisocyanate into the dehydrated polyether polyol under a heatingcondition, then heating for polymerization reaction, after reaching areaction endpoint, cooling and discharging, and storing an obtainedprepolymer in an airtight and dry container; and S3, adding a diluentinto the prepolymer, and uniformly stirring to obtain the cross-linkingsolidifying fluid B.
 21. The preparation method according to claim 20,wherein in S1, the vacuum heating condition is that: dehydration isperformed for 2.5 h to 4 h at 110° C. to 120° C. and a vacuum degree of−0.080 MPa to 0.1 MPa, and after dehydration is completed, cooling toreach 50° C. or below; or in S1, the polyether polyol islow-molecular-weight hydrophilic polyether with di-functionality ortri-functionality; or in S1, the plasticizer comprises any one or amixture of several of phthalate ester, terephthalate, isophthalate, andthe like; or in S1, an adding mass ratio of the polyether polyol to theplasticizer is (2.94-5.88):(1-2.05); or in S2, the isocyanate is toluenediisocyanate or polymethylene polyphenyl polyisocyanate or methylenediphenyl diisocyanate or combination thereof; or in S2, the heatingcondition is heating to no more than 50° C., controlling a temperatureto be constant, completing dropwise adding within 30 min, and afterdropwise adding is completed, uniformly stirring; or in S2, atemperature for heating for the polymerization reaction is 80° C. to 85°C.; or in S3, the diluent is acetone.
 22. The preparation methodaccording to claim 20, wherein an adding amount of the diluent is 15% to35% of mass of the prepolymer.
 23. The preparation method according toclaim 20, wherein the adding amount of the diluent is 25% to 35% of massof the prepolymer.
 24. A preparation method of a karst channel typewater inrush efficient-blocking ultra-high expansion grouting material,wherein in the preparation method according to claim 16, duringpreparation of the precursor in step (1), first, acrylic acid isincompletely neutralized with alkaline liquor to obtain anincompletely-neutralized solution containing the acrylic acid, theincompletely-neutralized solution is mixed with a cross-linking agent,and then subjected to polymerization reaction with an active substancecontaining a hydrophilic group to obtain the precursor, and subsequentsteps are consistent with steps (2) and (3) in the preparation methodaccording to claim
 16. 25. The preparation method according to claim 24,wherein a neutralization degree of the incompletely-neutralized solutionis controlled to be 60% to 90%; or the alkaline liquor comprises any oneor a mixture of several of sodium hydroxide, calcium hydroxide andpotassium hydroxide; or the alkaline liquor is slowly added into theacrylic acid solution in an ice-water bath for neutralization.
 26. Anultra-high expansion grouting material prepared by the method accordingto claim 16, wherein the grouting material comprises macromoleculepolymer particles A and a cross-linking solidifying fluid B, themacromolecule polymer particles A are of an inlaid type core-shellstructure, the grouting material is of an inlaid type core-shellstructure, primary macromolecule water-absorbent resin obtained in step(2) serves as an inner core, part of a gelling catalyzer added in step(3) is attached to a surface of the inner core to form a shell, andmeanwhile part of the gelling catalyzer permeates into the inner core toform an inlaid structure.
 27. The ultra-high expansion grouting materialprepared by the method according to claim 26, wherein a using method ofthe ultra-high expansion grouting material specifically comprises:stirring the macromolecule polymer particles A and the cross-linkingsolidifying fluid B for full mixing; and then injecting obtained mixedliquid as the grouting material into a fracture of a rock mass fracturezone.
 28. The ultra-high expansion grouting material prepared by themethod according to claim 26, wherein a mass ratio of the macromoleculepolymer particles A to the cross-linking solidifying fluid B is(1-3):(1-5); or before use, a catalyzer or a retarder is added into thecross-linking solidifying fluid B, and a solidifying rate of thecross-linking solidifying fluid B after meeting water is controlled; orthe catalyzer is formed by compounding of meta-toluenediamine,triethylenediamine and dibutyltin dilaurate; or an adding amount of thecatalyzer is 2%-5% of mass of the cross-linking solidifying fluid B; orthe retarder is an organic weak acid type compound.
 29. The ultra-highexpansion grouting material prepared by the method according to claim28, wherein the retarder is tartaric acid or citric acid.
 30. Theultra-high expansion grouting material prepared by the method accordingto claim 26, wherein a use amount of the retarder is controlled to be 8%to 12%.